Israel E.

Utilizing visual aids and real-world examples: Using graphs, charts, models, manipulatives, and concrete examples helps make abstract concepts tangible and more memorable for visual and hands-on learners

As a physics tutor, my teaching methods include active learning techniques such as problem-based learning, peer instruction, and adapting to diverse learning styles. These methods engage students actively in solving real-life physics problems and encourage collaborative learning to deepen their understanding.

Effective teaching methods I use as a Chemistry tutor include making the subject relevant to real life with practical examples, using visual aids such as diagrams and models, encouraging hands-on learning through experiments, fostering critical thinking by prompting questions and problem-solving, personalizing lessons to individual learning styles, and incorporating technology and interactive activities like quizzes and games to engage students.